[he laughs softly and smiles kindly. Part of him is concerned because the child doesn't seem to be accompanied by her parents. Is that the case for the other children from other worlds as well? He will try to keep them company to keep their minds off from the displacement]

I'm sure I am taller than your father.

[He didn't mind the invasion. She was tiny in comparison to him. He's well close 6'7 which is average height of his race back home.]

I'm not familiar with the tale, but I'm starting to read several books. I was suggested Peter Pan or Alice in wonderland. But if you recommend Robin Hood, then that I shall read. It's best to keep yourself warm. With weather like this, you could easily get sick. I happen to know because I was born in a region where it's snowing all year long. The spring and summer season are short in months. But my kind, the elves of Ishgard, our hearts and hospitality is warmer all season long.

[He pull Robin Hood from the shelf and already there's a small audience gathering around to listen to his reading]

Right, gather around. This is the tale of Robin Hood and his merry men...[He begins and he opens the book to read for the next half an hour]